PONY TAILS!
In Spring 2020, Pony Tales came alive: stories featuring the MVRU ponies and all the shenanigans they got themselves into during the Covid shutdown! These tales are brought to you by our own Christa Culbert! They are available for download on our website or you can acces them on our blog. You can view more of Christa's artwork by clicking here or following her on Instagram at @christaculbert2!
Chapter 1: The Party
Chapter 2: Homer's Surprise
Tater Tot (our barn cat) Coloring Page
Chapter 3: The Happy Plan Begins
Sparks and Berry Coloring Page
Ginger's Raincoat Coloring Page
Homer's Grandfather's Amazing Apple Extravaganza Recipe/Activity
Chapter 4: The Truth in Make-Believe
Chapter 5: Paddy And Myles Go Fishing
Paddy And Myles Go Fishing PDF
Chapter 6: Willy's Big Decision
Chapter 7: Without Even Leaving the Ranch
Without Even Leaving the Ranch PDF
Crossing the River of Imagination Activity
Chapter 8: 101 Things to do with a Halter
101 Things to do with a Halter PDF
101 Things to do with a Hat Activity
Chapter 9: Goodbye to a Friend
Chapter 10: Big Changes
Chapter 11: Homer Finds Hope
Chapter 12: Taking Flight
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We do our best to create group lessons made up of riders of similar skill and interest levels, who are developmentally and socially compatible, within the constraints of a multitude of schedules! In summer we ride in the earlier part of the day in order to protect our staff (both two and four-legged) from the heat.